New patients welcome
Dental implants in Redlands, CA.
A missing tooth replaced root and all, placed and finished by one team in one office.
office
Surgery and crown both done here. No referral out.
teeth touched
Unlike a bridge, the teeth beside the gap stay untouched.
months
Mostly healing, not chair time. Short appointments.
of use
The implant is built to be permanent. Only the crown wears.
Why here
Placed and finished under one roof
Most practices our size send implant surgery to a specialist across town, then handle the crown themselves. That means two offices, two sets of records, and two bills.
New patients
$69 exam, X-rays & cleaning
The X-rays show whether there's enough bone for an implant, or whether a graft or a bridge makes more sense. You see the images with us, then decide.
Call (909) 793-1595 to bookWhat to expect
Your implant, step by step
Plan it: X-rays check bone height and width, and we map where the implant goes.
Place it: a short, fully numbed procedure with Dr. Wong. Sore for a day or two, no more.
Let it fuse: three to six months for bone to lock around it. You wear a temporary, not a gap.
Crown it: the final tooth is shade matched, fitted, and you chew normally again.
Not enough bone? A graft rebuilds the site first. Years without the tooth doesn't rule you out, it just adds a step.
Ready to book? Call (909) 793-1595Straight talk
Implant, bridge, or leave the gap
Implant
Replaces the root too, so the neighboring teeth stay untouched and the jawbone keeps its stimulation. Costs more up front, lasts the longest.
Bridge
Faster and cheaper, but the two teeth beside the gap have to be reshaped to carry it. A reasonable choice in some cases, and we'll say when.
Leaving it
The option people regret. Neighboring teeth drift into the space, the bite shifts, and bone in that spot shrinks year over year.
Missing a tooth because of a recent extraction? A crown may still save a tooth that's cracked rather than gone →
Reviews
What Redlands patients say
“One of the best dentists I’ve been to. Staff is friendly and quick as well as thorough! I definitely recommend them.”
“My entire family are patients here and we get the absolute best care! The staff is super friendly and the office is inviting. I would definitely recommend.”
“I’ve been coming here for almost 2 years and I say with my full chest that I’m so glad I transferred here.”
Questions
Implants FAQ
A single implant is quoted in parts: the surgical placement, the abutment, and the crown on top. Because we place and restore implants in the same office, you get one quote for the whole thing instead of two from two practices. Most PPO plans cover a share of the crown and sometimes the placement, and we verify your benefits before you commit. In-house payment plans and Cherry financing can spread the balance monthly. Call (909) 793-1595 for your number.
The placement is done fully numbed, and most patients are surprised how routine it feels: less involved than an extraction. Expect mild soreness for a couple of days, handled with over-the-counter pain relief.
Usually three to six months from placement to final crown, because the implant has to fuse with your bone before it can carry a tooth. The appointments themselves are short: most of that time is healing, not chair time, and you're never walking around with a visible gap.
Dr. Wong, our in-house oral surgeon, does the surgical placement, and the crown is made and fitted here as well. Most offices our size refer implant surgery out, which means two practices, two sets of records, and two bills. You stay with one team on West Stuart Avenue. Meet the doctors →
An implant replaces the root as well as the tooth, so it doesn't rely on the teeth beside it and it keeps the jawbone stimulated. A bridge is faster and cheaper up front but requires reshaping the two neighboring teeth. Leaving a gap is the option people regret: neighboring teeth drift, the bite changes, and bone in that spot shrinks over time.
The implant itself is designed to be permanent and often lasts decades. The crown on top is the part that eventually wears, usually after 10 to 15 years, and it can be replaced without touching the implant.
Yes. The crown is shade matched to the teeth beside it, and because the implant is anchored in bone, you chew normally. Nothing comes in and out, and there's no plate or clasp.
Often still possible. Bone does shrink where a tooth has been missing, so we take X-rays to check how much is there. If it's thin, bone grafting can rebuild the site first. Come in and find out rather than assuming it's too late.
We accept most PPO plans plus Medi-Cal and IEHP. Call (909) 793-1595 with your plan name and we'll verify your coverage before your visit. See what we accept →
Fit your budget
Insurance & payment plans
One quote, not two
Placement, abutment, and crown quoted together, because it all happens in this office.
Insurance
Most PPO plans cover a share of the crown, and sometimes the placement. We verify your benefits first.
Medi-Cal & IEHP
We accept Medi-Cal and IEHP, and we'll confirm what your plan covers before treatment.
Payment plans
In-house monthly payments, or Cherry financing with a one-minute application and a soft credit check.*
*$69 offer: new patients only. Includes a comprehensive exam (D0150), full digital X-rays (D0274), and a basic cleaning (D1110); valid in the absence of gum disease. Cherry financing subject to credit approval; APR and terms vary by applicant and plan, see lender for details.
Fill the gap for good.
Single implants · In-house oral surgeon · Most PPO plans & Medi-Cal accepted · Payment plans available
Packing House Dental & Orthodontics · 400 W Stuart Ave #110, Redlands, CA 92374 · Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm